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JX Cattle Co. LLC
Tom & Mimi Sidwell
6237 Hwy 209
Tucumcari
New Mexico 88401
575-487-2419
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vacation @ jxranch.com
March 02, 2008
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JX RANCH
accommodations & rates
Your cozy
bunkhouse at the JX Ranch Headquarters sits
nestled among the cedar and juniper below the Caprock, and is part of
the JX Ranch Headquarters. It is the old homestead house, dating back to
the early 1900. It can accommodate up to 4 guests; it has 2
separate rooms with 2 beds in each, and each room has its own kitchen and bathroom. The 2 rooms have a connecting door which allows for a group of 3 or 4 guests to be together. Contact us if you
have questions.
2008 Rates
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summer
rates $150/night/guest one of
the following discounts may apply: a group of 4 guests staying 4 nights or more - 10% discount Repeat guests - 10% discount Includes all meals and ranch activities Min. 3 nights
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Bunkhouse Rental Only $100/night for large room with fireplace, 2 beds, sofa, kitchen and bathroom $75/night/smaller room w. 2 beds and sofa, kitchen and bathroom No meals or ranch activities Min. 2 nights stay |
Except for the "Bunkhouse Rental Only" option, you will find the bunkhouse fully stocked with food items you select from a list we send you, and will be able to fix your own breakfast and lunch at your leisure. All evening meals are prepared by us and served in the main house. Plan on arriving at the ranch after 4 pm, in time for supper (around 6 pm) - departure by 10 am. (This allows us time to prepare the bunkhouse for new arrivals - keep in mind we have no hired staff!) The rates do not include any admission tickets or meals taken at any area events we may go to, such as rodeos etc. Rates are subject to change without notice.
Cancellation policy: cancellation 90 days or more from scheduled arrival date - full refund less $100 cancellation fee which is retained; cancellation within 90 days of scheduled arrival date - full deposit retained.
This area is true cattle ranching country and does not offer many "tourist sites". However, there are some places of interest within driving distance, as well as summer horse/rodeo activities.
Safety first! With the somewhat rugged terrain, steep hills and canyons, we require that you have some prior riding experience, and out of concern for the horses, that you weigh no more than 230 lb. You need to wear riding boots with well defined heels - tennis shoes or hiking boots are neither safe nor acceptable. We recommend the use of a riding helmet, and have on hand a few helmets that meet ASTM/SEI standards. We cannot keep on hand enough helmets of every size and therefore suggest that you bring your own if you wish to wear one. Guests will be required to read and sign a Liability Release before being allowed to go horseback riding. Go here for Guest Comments.
